Social Psychology: Sociological Perspectives

1) BRIEF2) COMPREHENSIVEBRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS:Preface Part I Perspectives and MethodsChapter 1 Introduction to Sociological Social PsychologyChapter 2 Perspectives in Sociological Social PsychologyChapter 3 Studying People Part II The Individual in SocietyChapter 4 The Social Psychology of StratificationChapter 5 Self and IdentityChapter 6 Socialization over the Life Course Part III Areas of Social LifeChapter 7 The Social Psychology of Deviance Chapter 8 Mental Health and Illness Chapter 9 Attitudes, Values, and BehaviorsChapter 10 The Sociology of Sentiment and EmotionChapter 11 Collective Behavior ReferencesIndex COMPREHENSIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS:* Each section ends with a section summary. Also, the Bringing It All Together feature, a Summary, Key Terms and Concepts, and Discussion Questions appear at the end of each chapter. Part I Perspectives and Methods Chapter 1 Introduction to Sociological Social PsychologySociology, Psychology, and Social Psychology Macrosociology and Microsociology Sociological and Psychological Social Psychology Historical Context of Sociological Social PsychologyPerspectives in Sociological Social Psychology Social Interactionism Social Structure and Personality Group ProcessesYour Psychological Tool Kit The Sociological Imagination Other Tools in Your Kit Chapter 2 Perspectives in Sociological Social PsychologyThe Symbolic Interaction Perspective Society and Agency Basic Principles of Symbolic Interaction Two Schools of Symbolic InteractionismThe Social Structure and Personality Perspective The Components Principle The Proximity Principle The Psychology PrincipleThe Group Process Perspective Studying Processes Group Structures Relationships among GroupsChapter 3 Studying PeopleBasic Concepts and Issues Theories and Hypotheses Independent and Dependent Variables Sampling Issues Reliability and Validity Ethical Issues in Studying PeopleDifferent Ways to Study People Qualitative Methods Quantitative Methods Mixed Method ApproachesSteps in Developing Research Projects Step 1: Assess Theory and Literature Step 2: Develop Research Questions or Hypothesis Step 3: Choose Research Methods Step 4: Conduct Data Analysis Step 5: Report Results Part II The Individual in Society Chapter 4 The Social Psychology of StratificationConstructing Inequalities Basic Stratification Processes Doing Gender Multiple Inequalities; \"Doing Difference\" and Intersectionality Race and PovertyStructures of Inequality The Wisconsin Model and Education Networks and Social Capital Education, Occupations, and AspirationsStratification Processes in Groups Status and Power in Social Exchange Processes Status in Groups Power in Networks The Difference Between Power and StatusChapter 5 Self and IdentityThe Self as Process The I, the Me, and Self-Narrative Identity Theory Identities, Emotions, and Behavior Dramaturgical Sociology and the Presentation of SelfThe Self and Social Structure Evaluative Dimensions of the Self-Concept Measuring the Self-Concept Social Class, Race, and the SelfIdentity and Group Processes Social Identity Theory Chapter 6 Socialization over the Life CourseDeveloping the Self Stages of Development The Role of the Other The Sociology of Childhood Adult SocializationStructural and Time Dimensions of Socialization The Life Course Agents of SocializationGroup Processes and Socialization Finding Socialization in Group Processes Assessing the Effects of Socialization Part III Areas of Social Life Chapter 7 The Social Psychology of DevianceInteractionist Approaches to Deviance Ethnomethodology and Deviance Labeling Theory of DevianceSocial Structure and Deviant Behavior Anomie and Social Strain Social Control TheoryGroup Relationships and Deviance The Principles of Differential Association Theory Studying Deviance in a LabChapter 8 Mental Health and IllnessThe Social Construction of Mental Health Defining Mental Illness Modified Labeling Theory and Mental DisordersSocial Causes of Stress Stressors and Outcomes Mediating and Moderating Conditions Social and Economic Characteristics: The Epidemiology of Mental HealthMental Health as a Status Characteristic Mental Health and Selfhood Chapter 9 Attitudes, Values, and BehaviorsThe Construction of Attitudes Dimensions of Attitudes Studying Behavior: How People Use Their Time Linking Attitudes and Behavior Prejudicial Attitudes and Behavior Changing Prejudicial AttitudesSocial Structure, Attitudes, and Behavior Attitudes and Agents of Socialization The Effects of Social Status on Attitudes and Behavior Attitudes Across the Life CourseGroup Processes and Attitudes Status Construction Theory Social Identity Theory and AttitudesChapter 10 The Sociology of Sentiment and EmotionConstructing and Using Sentiment and Emotions The Dimensions and Components of Emotions Socialization of Emotions Identity, Interactions, and Emotions Society and EmotionsStructural Conditions Affecting Emotions Power, Status, and Emotions Feeling Rules and NormsGroup Processes and Emotions Feelings and Social ExchangeChapter 11 Collective BehaviorConstructing Collective Behavior Mass Hysteria Theory Rational Choice in Collective Behavior: Emergent Norm Theory Value-Added Theory Perception Control TheoryThe Structure of Crowds and Social Movements Social Structure and Social Movements Behavior During Collective Events Collective MemoryGroup Processes and Collective Behavior